Today for lunch, Parker wanted peanut butter and jelly with no jelly and Reid wanted peanut butter and jelly with no peanut butter. My kids are nuts! (Except Reid who wanted no nuts.)
That's hillarious. And when you try to explain to them that it would then just be a jelly sandwich, then they argue with you...mine do anyway. I love to tease them when they become super obstinate. I guess that's not such a good example to keep arguing until you win the argument...or is it???
When I ran a daycare group, I would make "pigs in a blanket" for the kids. One would eat only the biscuit, one would only dip it in the catsup and lick the catsup, but never eat the food. One would pick it apart and eat only the hot dog or only the cheese. . . . you just can't please kids!
Today for lunch, Parker wanted peanut butter and jelly with no jelly and Reid wanted peanut butter and jelly with no peanut butter. My kids are nuts! (Except Reid who wanted no nuts.)
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thats so funny! Im sure Jackson would love PB & J but he is allergic to peanuts. poor baby!
That's hillarious. And when you try to explain to them that it would then just be a jelly sandwich, then they argue with you...mine do anyway. I love to tease them when they become super obstinate. I guess that's not such a good example to keep arguing until you win the argument...or is it???
When I ran a daycare group, I would make "pigs in a blanket" for the kids. One would eat only the biscuit, one would only dip it in the catsup and lick the catsup, but never eat the food. One would pick it apart and eat only the hot dog or only the cheese. . . . you just can't please kids!
HAHA that is too funny!
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